CSS Flexbox is a tool that you can use to make the elements on your website look the way you want them to. It helps you arrange elements in a row or a column and make them look nice and organized.
Here are some basic concepts you need to know about Flexbox:
- Flex container: A flex container is an element that holds other elements and helps you control how they look. To make an element a flex container, you can use the
display: flex
property in your CSS. - Flex item: A flex item is an element that is inside a flex container. You can use Flexbox to control how flex items look and behave.
- Flex direction: Flexbox allows you to arrange flex items in a row or a column. You can use the
flex-direction
property to specify the direction in which you want to lay out your flex items. For example, you can useflex-direction: row
to lay out your flex items horizontally, orflex-direction: column
to lay out your flex items vertically. - Flex wrap: Flexbox also allows you to specify whether you want your flex items to wrap onto a new line when they don't fit in a single line. You can use the
flex-wrap
property to specify whether you want your flex items to wrap or not. - Flex justify-content: Flexbox allows you to align your flex items along the main axis (horizontally or vertically, depending on the flex direction). You can use the
justify-content
property to specify how you want to align your flex items. For example, you can usejustify-content: center
to center your flex items, orjustify-content: space-between
to distribute them evenly. - Flex align-items: Flexbox also allows you to align your flex items along the cross axis (perpendicular to the main axis). You can use the
align-items
property to specify how you want to align your flex items. For example, you can usealign-items: center
to center your flex items, oralign-items: stretch
to make them take up the full height of the flex container.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.